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For the weekend ahead of Juneteenth, 19th-century Black businesses and the underground railroad were highlight around West Chester and other parts of Chester County…
Visitors who are looking to tour the Irish historical markers in the Philadelphia region should not miss the one dedicated to Duffy’s Cut Mass…
Most of the illustrations of Benjamin Franklin’s kite experiment on the outskirts of Philadelphia are riddled with historical inaccuracies, writes Jennifer Ouellette for Ars…
According to several sources, one of the most infamous personalities of the last century may have found his resting place just outside of nearby Bucks…
The sinking of the RMS Titanic 111 years ago on April 15, 1912, left its mark on the ultra-wealthy Widener family here in Philadelphia…
One of the most well-known estates in nearby Bucks County is regarded as one of the most unique buildings in the Philadelphia region. Staff…
A new multimedia installation from the Institute on Disabilities at Temple University shines a light on lives lost at Pennhurst State School and Hospital in…
Berwyn native Joel T. Fry, who worked at Bartram’s Garden as a gardener, curator, and historian for three decades, died on March 21, aged…
New York Shipbuilding Corporation is one of the most confusingly named companies in the Philadelphia region, writes Avi Wolfman-Arent for the Post x News…
Edgewood, the stunning serpentine home built in the mid-19th century in Birmingham Township, has been refurbished and comfortably updated by the latest owners, John…
DeSales University’s Office of Veterans and Military Services honored Vietnam War veterans at a special event this past Wednesday, marking 50 years since the…
One April 28, the Chester County History Center (CCHC) will present the world premiere of the documentary The Mushroom Man Who Changed the World: G…
Twin brothers William and Frank Watson have always been involved in history and the past, but their most recent expedition was personal due to their…
Chester County is home to one of this year’s Top 25 Historic Hotels of America in Film and Television History, according to a report…
Phoenixville Borough Council has formally reserved a location where a Ferris wheel — that was built with Phoenixville steel and served, for almost 100 years, as…
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